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GEB 4113 - Entrepreneurship
EIN 4328- Technology Entrepreneurship
These two cross-listed courses serve as an introduction to the general
theories, principles, concepts and practices of entrepreneurship.
Developing feasibility analyses for business plans.
Heavy emphasis on lecture, readings, case studies and
group projects.
GEB 4110 - Business Plan Development
EIN 4441 - Engineering Business Plan Development
These two cross-listed courses takes students
through the process of initiating a business venture.
Provides students with the tools to develop a new business,
evaluate business models and analyze entrepreneurial
issues.
Prerequisite: GEB 4113 or EIN 4328.
GEB 4117
- Product & Service Development
To develop an
understanding of product development phases, and experience
working in teams to design and construct high-quality
product prototypes.
HFT 4292C - Entrepreneurship in Hospitality & Tourism
This course is designed to give students an overview of all the major areas that must be considered when analyzing, designing, and planning a new business venture or an acquisition of an existing business. Models involving the hospitality and tourism industries will be used.
MAN
4802 - Small Business Management
The organization and
operation of the small business: accounting, finance, production,
and marketing subsystems. The use of analytical approach.
Problems of manpower management and information flow. Possible
use of EDP, case studies.
Prerequisite: MAN 3025.
MAN 4864 - Family Business
Addresses
the special issues facing family-owned and managed firms
and gives an appreciation for the special dynamics in such
firms and how to be professional managers in such organizations.
AMH 4373 - Entrepreneurs in the United
States
Focusing on entrepreneurism,
course covers American ideals (capitalism, individualism,
upward mobility, the free market, independence) in historical
context. Examines why these ideals have changed, colonial
era to the present.
Please
contact Professor Lipartito for the latest information on this course.
AMH 4375 - Technology & American
Society
The history and impact
of technology and innovation on American Society, politics,
and culture from the 18th century to the present.
Please
contact Professor Lipartito for the latest information on this course.
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